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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 121242" data-attributes="member: 10038"><p>yup,, always an issue,, common sense, ask when it you can, if you take a candid, where asking will destroy the shot,, take the shot, approach the person,, say that you are a photographer,, and say you got a great photographer, and would they like a copy, I will email the shot to them within 12 hours. People are vain,, so, most are thrilled.</p><p></p><p>If it is street people, a bit more tricky, and if the are passed out,, well, no, you don't disturb, could be dangerous, your choice on the picture, if seem ok,, I will give them a tip,, since many are panhandling anyway. </p><p></p><p>Some street people are very curious,, and like to talk, which I enjoy. </p><p></p><p>If the person has psycholology issues,, then be careful, some are paranoid that you are taking a photo to turn them in for something,, and can be dangerous. </p><p></p><p>and then there the enforcers,, </p><p></p><p>I have had people (always grumpy men), who will pull over,, Not even their property), and harrass on needing to take a barn picture from the street. I call those the enforcers of misguided people. Totally in the right to take a ban picture from the street, but some people take privacy to the extremes, If the person gets unreasonable, just agree, nod,, and leave.. Confrontation is never worth it.</p><p></p><p>I often drop off nice prints to property owners.. Nothing makes them happier, and often that will open up the whole property to your lens. </p><p></p><p>Photography can be a very social event, and if done right, will open the world to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stmv, post: 121242, member: 10038"] yup,, always an issue,, common sense, ask when it you can, if you take a candid, where asking will destroy the shot,, take the shot, approach the person,, say that you are a photographer,, and say you got a great photographer, and would they like a copy, I will email the shot to them within 12 hours. People are vain,, so, most are thrilled. If it is street people, a bit more tricky, and if the are passed out,, well, no, you don't disturb, could be dangerous, your choice on the picture, if seem ok,, I will give them a tip,, since many are panhandling anyway. Some street people are very curious,, and like to talk, which I enjoy. If the person has psycholology issues,, then be careful, some are paranoid that you are taking a photo to turn them in for something,, and can be dangerous. and then there the enforcers,, I have had people (always grumpy men), who will pull over,, Not even their property), and harrass on needing to take a barn picture from the street. I call those the enforcers of misguided people. Totally in the right to take a ban picture from the street, but some people take privacy to the extremes, If the person gets unreasonable, just agree, nod,, and leave.. Confrontation is never worth it. I often drop off nice prints to property owners.. Nothing makes them happier, and often that will open up the whole property to your lens. Photography can be a very social event, and if done right, will open the world to you. [/QUOTE]
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